Revenue Sharing Renewal Urged by Ford to Save Economy
President Ford urged governors to back a renewal of federal revenue sharing to prevent a stalled U.S. economic recovery. He warned Congress must extend the $30.2 billion five year program or risk more centralized government and higher state taxes. He proposed block grants for community services Medicaid and education with no state losing funding versus fiscal 1976.
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Vinton clinic offers free blood pressure screening
A blood pressure screening clinic will be held Tuesday from 12 30 to 6 30 p m at the Vinton County Health Department as Heart Month observance. Nurses and Vinton County Nurses Association volunteers will conduct the free service and refer elevated cases to physicians.
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Stanton pushes three point plan to streamline revenue sharing
Ohio Representative James V. Stanton urged a three point overhaul of the federal revenue sharing program at the Ohio Newspaper Association convention in Columbus. He proposed cutting red tape by returning taxes to home communities and allowing local use of funds, abolishing priority use and use statements, and easing civil rights enforcement with community compliance pledges to curb bureaucratic delays.
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Center Events at Pomeroy Meigs Senior Center
Activities run Monday to Friday with crafts daily and fitness on several days. Tuesday features crafts and fitness from 10 45 to 11 15 a m. Wednesday offers crafts and games 12 30 to 2 p m. Thursday includes crafts fitness and ballroom dancing with 1 3 p m. Friday hosts art class 10 to 11 30 a m and bowling 1 to 3 p m.
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Women Plan Cookbook for Chauncey Church Effort
The Loyal Womens and Friendship Classes of the Chauncey Christian Church seek recipe submissions to Alma Barry by Wednesday for a fundraiser cookbook aiding the new educational building. Books go on sale after May 15.
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Firemen Free Athens Man From Wreck Near Ohio University
Firemen spent about 20 minutes freeing Daniel Wilson Jr. from a wrecked van after a crash into a tree near Ewing House on South Green Drive at 2 19 a m He was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital with a fractured right leg and facial cuts The driver was Jeffrey T Smith 21 of ?? a separate Sunday incident left Ohio University student Jim Sheridan 18 with knee and leg contusions after a motorcycle crash near Cable Lane Police say the throttle stuck and the vehicle slid Money Taken From Luigi s Pizza Back door hasp pried off between midnight Saturday and 6 p m Sunday police report deposits totaling 42 80 were stolen from Luigi s Pizza 144 E Main St in Logan a separate incident
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Ohio Tightens Swamp Fever Testing for Fair Entries
Ohio will require negative Coggins tests for all equine entries at fairs and shows effective December. Owners must present certificates showing a negative test within the last year, with permanent identification on file for lab matching. 4 H programs fall under the rule and may test many animals together to ease the process.
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United States
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Start lowering next year's fuel bills now
An urged plan to cut future fuel costs emphasizes early action to save money. The message stresses preparation to prevent budget strain next year and encourages readers to pursue available savings avenues now.
Le-Ax Water Loan Meeting Tonight in Albany
The Le-Ax Water Distribution Corp. holds a membership meeting at 7:30 in the Albany office to vote on expansion loans. Eligible voters are Le-Ax water service customers. $1.6 million in federal funds are committed for the project, estimated total cost about $2.1 million.
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Albany
Le-Ax Water Service
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